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Integrated gasification combined cycle power plant [r]: a.k.a. IGCC; uses coal to produce a synthetic gas that is burned to drive an electrical generator, while produced steam is used to drive another generator. See the Integrated gasification combined cycle article on Wikipedia.

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	~~A non-[[Conventional coal-fired power plant\|conventional]] [[coal-fired power plant]] in which the~~ [[coal~~]] is [[gasification\|gasified~~]] to produce a ~~[[syngas\|~~synthetic gas~~]] which~~ is ~~then~~ burned ~~in a [[gas turbine]] that drives~~ an [[electrical generator]], while [[steam]] is ~~produced by recovering [[waste heat]] from~~ the ~~gas turbine~~ [[~~exhaust~~]]~~, and used to drive another electrical generator~~.		a.k.a. IGCC; uses [[coal]] to produce a synthetic gas that is burned to drive an electrical generator, while produced [[steam]] is used to drive another generator. See the [[Wikipedia:Integrated gasification combined cycle\|Integrated gasification combined cycle]] article on Wikipedia.